Rania Kaur is a multimedia journalist and producer for KXLY-TV in Spokane, Washington. With a focus on local news, Rania covers a wide range of topics including community events, city developments, education, crime, and social issues. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news stories that inform and connect with the Spokane community.
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Rania Kaur’s reporting focuses heavily on local news and community events in Spokane, with an emphasis on education, public safety, and government announcements. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in the local government's decision-making process regarding public safety initiatives or educational policies.
Given Rania's coverage of community events and local government announcements, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming community gatherings or significant policy changes within the Spokane area. Additionally, personal stories from residents affected by these issues could also resonate with her reporting focus.
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By: Rania Kaur
"This community deserves its highest aspirations and what we need to be able to do is achieve them together," Mayor Nirenberg said.
By: Rania Kaur
It's a priority component of the city's overarching Project Marvel dream.
By: Rania Kaur
SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio veteran who trains and gives service dogs to veterans for free, now needs help of his own.
"I don't want anybody to think that that our prosecutors are sitting on their hands, and taking time off and just ignoring these cases," said the district attorney.
The district's declining enrollment is due to multiple factors.
By: David Lynch Kens, Rania Kaur
The bulk of the money will go towards repairs for the iconic downtown structure, a project that will be overseen by the Chart House restaurant operator.
By: Kristin Dean
The school board will decided at Monday's meeting whether it wants to sign a "memorandum of understanding" for a deal to sell the land with some conditions.
Edgewood ISD is made up of 94 percent minorities, the majority of them Latino.
By: Rania Kaur
On Dec. 12, a fire destroyed the mobile home, her belongings and a majority of the tools she and her husband use to make a living.
By: Rania Kaur
The plan aims to reduce barriers to development, encouraging mixed use housing, businesses and affordable housing to be built around the bus stops.
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